Electrician Simulator - First Shock

During the school holidays, you learn the basics of electrical work from your dad, with the aim of getting ready to work on your own. This free-to-play prologue casts you as a beginner taking on repair jobs in homes and other interiors.

Jobs involve repairing sockets and switches, laying cables, restoring power to dead plugs, and getting lights working. You also fix small electrical devices at a workbench, using tools and replacement components.

The work is presented as a step-by-step process: inspect a problem, carry out the repair, and leave the room with the requested result, whether that means bringing back the light or turning power off. The tasks introduce basic electrical repairs and wiring, with jobs that can involve progressively more involved work.

Players who enjoy the game often praise its satisfying, small repair puzzles, approachable workflow, and mix of electrical jobs. Some appreciate it as a brief introduction to the subject or a preview of the larger game. Others find the electrical work oversimplified, and many complain that progress cannot be saved, making the short prologue frustrating to revisit.